What They Don't Teach You About Money
Are you the kind of person who is filled with anxiety and trepidation at the thought of trying to sort out your personal finances?
Join Claer Barrett, the FT's resident personal finance expert for a free webinar to discover some of the lessons from her first book, What They Don't Teach You About Money: Seven Habits to Unlock Financial Independence.
Disclaimer: this event is not intended as an investment recommendation or individual financial advice
We will be covering the following areas
Psychological Barriers
The psychological barriers that come between us and our money - and how to set about fixing your relationship with your finances for good
Bad Habits
The bad habits that the consumer and credit industries would much rather we keep, and how to find more mindful alternatives
Power of Digital
Harnessing the power of digital tools to better manage our finances without having to constantly think about it
Tax Havens
A 'quick start' guide to understanding how pensions and ISAs can be valuable tax havens for your money that we promise even a 12-year-old could understand
Increasing Income
Exploring ways of increasing your income, landing your next promotion and getting that pay rise
Money in Relationships
Couple's choice: ways to approach managing your finances jointly with your partner
What They Don't Teach You About Money
All of these themes are centre stage in Claer's book, which you can click to order here before the event. The book will be published by Penguin Books on 16 March.
About Claer
Claer is famed for her easy-to-understand explainers about money on shows like ITV Lorraine and LBC Radio. Describing her book as being aimed at "someone who would never, ever think of buying a money book" she wrote it with the simple aim of helping ordinary people gain control of their finances so they can spend less time worrying about money, and more time enjoying it.
Claer is the FT's consumer editor and presents the FT's weekly Money Podcast. Her Serious Money column is published in the FT Weekend every Saturday.
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